2nd Philippine Airport Modernization and Expansion Summit

Asia | Transport

Third Party Event

24 May 2017 - 25 May 2017

Panel discussions and presentations will explore investment strategies, commercial challenges, operational efficiency and updated technologies required for guaranteeing customer satisfaction and success.

Topic Highlights:

  • Economic overview of the Philippines & SEA;
  • Infrastructure development overview of the Philippines;
  • PPP programmes and airport projects;
  • Top talk: strategic insights in airport innovations;
  • Case study: developing the world’s first resort airport;
  • Ground handling in the Philippines;
  • Airport safety and security;
  • Airport and airline cooperation;
  • Practical improvements on Manila airport operations and passenger, experience in spite of being limited by the current airport location for the next five years.

For event wesbite, please click here.

For more information, kindly contact:

Ms. Ellen Chang

Tel: +852 8199 0962

Email: Ellen@mykar-events.com

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